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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
GragelViilt, Glea1lings.
sf5 taRA MELVILLE, Aug. /, 1853

~ S535. Is s1RAYHsLviLl4E, Aug. 1, 1887.
A little oyer TWO weeks since Mr.
CHARLES Grave Yves zen ..aiek,. wish chol-
era n11 q For q week his disease took
q very severe and painful form. Just as
he began to recover his little daughter
Mamie, about5a year and a half old, vas
taken with cholera If d much more
severe g \; and exaggerated form. After q
terrible E, illitess*of tiYasstiays she passed
Away. Sunday morning a Jew hours be-
tore flel5eteatsia tbs next little daughter,
Clafi 4ss !, aged about four ard a half
years was taken with the same disease.
Size She TOO passed away after an illness OF
54octttl.ysstslfea days. Tie bereayed family
have slse ,haartfelt SYM ;lthy of ali in the
loss OF these beautiful children. ,s (.
Dr. y. iBt5c13ailari thinks that the disease
is caused yiInpiaee vapor<3 arising from
the bad con1litioRof She river here, and
advised that the rest of the children of
q lt' family be taken 70 Little Falls. :.
Mrs. Wright and son have also re-
turned for q time to Little Falls. .,..-,.
SIS. d II 81 >s,.ve-
EsI1sia q sss ATE TRANSFERS.
The fa,loWiuo t1isf IL la ra,1 osfo4,
~ 4 J i; sa1 ,t q
: 800 ''s.ai '',aii's curing the
'ass week 'e was Iurnlshed Tor publication
~ = e Iseglstef 81 DEEDS:
Calvin *. futile & wife to Freemul
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

4 A new brand Of whiske pure Ken.
lucky Snow Flake III. sSP,Rl.ANDEIis.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
SlOO.
N. Parish,s New Harness shop.

To loan on real estate, at egister fof
Deeds office u. s1GNoR.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
Jury List.

Tie following is the list Of grand and
petit jurors drawn to serve at the Sep
tembeI tern, Of district court III Morri~
son COUNTY, 20 :=r ~ -. L.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

I have opened a new harness shop al
the north part Of the Simmons building
on First street, and win BIZ pre- spared "a,
! do all work in my line in the hest off
style. Call and see me. ARIsll
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
For Sale Cheap.

Large 10 room house, we'll finished;
good well and cellar Large corner lot
SOxl5O feet, centrally located ia village
OF Little Falls, MINI. For price. address
q ,s{.5s 81 81 s. I'LL, n.
a ~ s. ST ST Cloud
E 4 Il linn.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
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St. Cloud has at last leciaed to sell its
water work and sshel ps y es have
bought them for; $50 Other valuable
sconsid eraifoils an ven
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
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Notice.

Call for advertised letters and give Date.
r. s JOHN WET. Il ii. p. m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06

ov - onDok Wogehy eeesoooo
10 0oge 6ll1suniag condition q wEock,
but wioA . peaceful smile ths victim muir.
mum "boys viii b boys." The large boy,
Who hes long been dsluded with The absurd
notion that le 10 man, may explode can
non crackers In the small hours Of the
night and only provoke silent wish that
his fingers may be burned. In short, We
seem 70 appreciate better than any other
people the fact that the most certain way
Of having good time is by treating all
unpleasant incidents rs triiles and trying
hard 70 see the pleasant side Of everything.
Our Fourth Of July patriotism is an invin'
chile feeling Of se,f satisfaction. We may
realize the corruption Of our politics, the
undue burden Of our taxation, the incapssc-
/ ity Of our officials and statesmen, and other
evils that point TO faults in our system OF
government; but on the Fourth OF July
we refuse to think Of these things and
calmly smile with the assurance that We
have the best government Oh earth rs We
probably have,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06

THE cheering news comes In a special dis
patch from Philadelphia that a csnysss ot the
prominent manufacturers upon the state OF
trade elicits the prediction that the last six
months Of lso7 will he the most prosperous
portion of the year. The CONCESSIONS of the
iron men in Pittsburg to their employees ID
regarded ~ the Test ASSURANCE OF this There
Is large amount of business in prospect fol
the fall, especially for iron and steel rails
and mills and furnaces will be kept busy
The railroad companies are preparing for tn,
increased demand, and their shops are work
ing at the fullest capacity. A rolling mill
long idle at Danville, has been started, anG
the Colemans have leased tho LocLiel fur.
mace. A most encouraging statement /,
made upon the authority of the steel raj
makers. They are SO crowded with orders
that they are practically out Of the mar get
and = number OF large orders to to filled
within limited time, 1t Is sisted, will have
to be placed abroad. Agents OF the foreign
makers have been busy in this county since
this situation has made itself known, IL ID
stated, and have succeeded In capturing q
large number Of good orders The silk mills,
which have been put in operation in this
state, have bsen SO Temai kably successful
that large number OF others are 10 be built.
The one in Harrisburg, which began with a
force OF 100 hands, Is to increase the number
to 1000. In the Lshigh ami Schuy Kill val.
leys corresponding amount OF success has
been noticed in silk mills there
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06
War Hatred Dylug Away.

The reunion of Pickett's brigade and the
Philadelphia soldiers at Gettysburg marks
the beginning of a series Of similar gather.
ings OH the historic battle fields of the war.
II is also the commencement OF the most
eilcctual plan for the burial of all sectional
hatred. The men who have most to for
give are those who suffered by the wars
desolation, who saw brothers and dear
friends 90 down before them in the dread
full fraternal strife. Surely if those who
looked into each others eyes with the
fierce hatred of men who sought their fel
lows lives can now put out the hand OF
reconciliation and fraternize in the glorious
present, the bloody shirt shriekers havt
fair warning that their occupation is gone
AT the Gettysburg reunion there was moi
one word said, nor one event enacted L
mar the completeness of the fraternzins
of the Blue and the Gray. The celebration
is most significant in this feature. Il
clearly indicates that the war and its pas
Sions is now only memory. That mem
DRY has much of the bitter and sweet abou
it. But as the years roll on, the bitterness
is being forgotten and the sweetness, in TIN
recollection of brave deeds Oh both sides
is constantly increasing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06
II Weekly InteMgenoer
()e caitfdster JnglIllr,uxr,
LANCASTER, JULY G. lss'
The Deadly Cow.


There seems to be q raid on milk just
nv. There never is time when there is
NJ doctor around TO object, to something
thot folks want, that it is not wholesome;
nnd milk has been . favorite object of med
nj criticism. There is nothing that is
moro generally consumed and nothing
therefore about which it is easier to interest
~ mass Of man and woman kind. 1t is
interosting to note that whatever may he
said against milk, no proper substitute has
been found for it for the tOothless child.
We were all brought up on milk, except
lhs few, in these later days, who have sur
vived upon patent baby foods. If disease
4 comes to us with the milk there is 10 help
for il, and We must take it as philosophi-
cally - we do death.
Just now the raid on milk comes from a
doctor who says that tuberculosis in cattle
may be communicated by the use of their
milk and from another doctor who de
clAres that scarlet fever comes from
The COW. The latter pundit says he ha
communicated it from the COW TO rabbit
and therefore knows whereof he speaks
He may and he may not. There is N
reason that we know of why COW shoult
mot have scarlet fever nor why it should
not communicate it in its milk. We admi
the possibility /; and this is the strength o.
The alarmist doctors case. Since the sourc.
of smallpox has been found to be in tn,
COW, it is not possible to acquit the gentle
creature Of carrying around with her th'
seeds of all the diseases to which flesh i.
heir. And if she has been chosen b.
Providence as the spreader of disease
among men. we cannot but admit that The
most efficient possible instrument has beeI
chosen. We could not lie more severel
slain than through milk. 1t ,s only whel
we reach years Of discretion that "
lay IL aside AS a beverage and chose graf
and fruit extracts i'll preference to th
milk of meat. Until then our parents ha,
W at their mercy, and they are at Il
mercy Of the law which compels the feet
ing Of milk or nothing to babes. The
may he escapes in baby soup; and the:
terrifying doctors may have a patent pre-
aration of il To boom; but it is a feeb
hope; and it is an odd infant dgestiO
that will not rebel at the imposition of sou
for milk. We must needs drink milk if "
die
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06

Z. Ths sam and dlfIsssnss u Two nuuNsss
b given, 10 derive general rule for hndin0
The numbers.
g. The cube root or a certain number n
twice IL square root what Ia the numbcrp
y. Tho fore wheel VI q carriage makes q
revolutions morp than the hind whccl in going
. distance Of TO yaris. lC the circumference
Of each wheel werc increased by yard, the
fUv w,icc, would only make 4 revolutions
morc in going the same distance
ruys,olouy--rRor. THOMAS.
1. What useful purposes do the bones
scrvcr
,. What Is meant by the human skcctouf
3. Describe the proccss by which broken
ono Ia repaired.
4. What can you say Of tho Importance Of
bathing
5. VIVA, do you understand by the term
food?
&. Is alcohol fosi How drs Il affect the
lungsr The BRAIN
:. What do you understand by nutrition ?
=. Describe the general plan of digestion.
.. What effect has tobacco on the human
system
TO- In what organs does change In tho
blouh take place. and what is the uaturo Of
the change
GRAMMAR--rRor. THOMAS.
I. illustrate and define q sentence.
.. Write a complex sentence a compound
sentence.
5. "Betwceu broad fields Of wheat and
corn. is the lowly home where WAS born. -
Analyze the above sentence.
4. Parse the words "corn, lis,
"wherc," IL"
5. Define case and number Of pronouns.
q. Define lsrsou and number Of verbs.
I. Eur,u tina nlurh of fyrkfU lrHIfUl foot
man, sheep.
Z. Form the posscssive case Of tyro. for,
baby, d0irtrs.
o Write the synopsis of tho verb dc, using
| the subject he.
10. Supply the correct form of the persona
| pronoun, first person. singular number, in tn,
! two following sentences This il between
you and me. lIe knew it WAS he. Pleas,
| let John and me go
IT. What verbs have the passive voice, ant
how is it formed?
| IL. Write short letter to the SuIsrintcnd
ent Of Schools of this county. asking for
position.
ANALYTICAL uEoMErEy--pR. l.. K. HlouEE.
I. Draw straight line tangent II tw,
given circles, situated in the same plane.
=. To determine whether the three ,crlcn
diculars through the middle points Of tn
sides of a triangle meet in point
:. Prove the equation to an clllpse As NJ
ferred to au ellipse.
4. Find the length of tho latus rcctum +
the hyperbola.
| An oral examination i'll elocution va
| given by Profs. Thomas, Breneman An
| llouck. Prof. Lansinger examined the clas
i'll vocal music, and Prof. Randall in liter.
! ture.
The entire class, consisting Of 81 senior
and 80 Juniors, in tho elementary course, All
/. juniors and s seniors in the scicntif
| course, passed the final ordeal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06
PERSONA Al.

SENAToRELECT FAULKSER Is said TO bo
an excellent sw immer.
INSPECTOR RYRNEs and Julian Haw-
thOrne are now engaged jointly IN u tOOk
entitled "The Great Bank Robbery" Ii
will probably rank with Rauhuncious Rube,
the Ring-tailed Snortsr Of the Prairie." II Is
sad TO see son Of Hawthorne IN such work.
AMATEUR ATHLETE PAGE, Of Philsdel-
Phia, son Of Assistant United States Treas
urer $. Davis Page, did not succeed in
winuiDg the championship Of the world in
London on Saturday, but he tied with Raw
don, the present cham pion, leaving the pues-
ton of superiority to TO decided hereafter.
Both cleared the bar at Six feet and both
failed ut SIX feet ono inch.
HENRY GEORGE rays OF the Dr.. McGlynn
exconmunlcaiIOn that II WAS the most out =
rageOus piece OF Interference in the b ist or Y
OF American politics, and that Dr. McGlynn
would never back from his position that II
would not bulge the Catholics OF New York
that the holy see WAS seek ing to regain its
temporal power that the pope had power t.
excommunicatS only deliBquents, ana thai
Dr. Mctilynn would live anu die Catholic
and priest of the Catholic church, the OK
communication OF Rome to the contrary not
withstanding.
JEFFERSON DAVIS thus spoke 10 the New
Orleans Continental Guards who visited hin
al Beauvoir, Mich, ON July 4: "TLe con
stitution MAS The ea preston OF the consent o
The people TO be governed, and you claimed
the rights and privileges OF the com ac'
That you were unsuc ressiui II 4 fact that We
VIII not discuss; but | claim that IL is due
from each and all Of us that our cOuntr yInen
Who NIL soldiers graves shall to your chill
ureh ana 10 your childrens children in all
generations be defended ~ PATRIOTS, and that
/ beNer VIII you supinely allow them 70 be
/ pfahued as rebeis or trailora"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06
The Case Of Mr.. lIrOsiuS,

Marriott BrOsius sends US lengthy
communication which we print in full, not
withstandiDg its length and its weakness,
because Mr.. Brosius says that he is the
author of the amendment offering free
books in the city schools and evidently
thinks that he has a knowledge of the ar
gument in behalf of his position, which is
ability to present it more clearly than any
one else. lie says that the newspapers
have not touched 1.-The nerve of the case"
in their comments, and We assume that he
considers that he has fully exposed it in his
present communication, which we print in
full in order 10 do him full justice, and
that our readers may have the opportunity
to recognize, if they can, "the nerve" of
Mr.. BrOsius' case, heretofore, as he thinks,
unexposed. For We intend to say that We
do not see anything fresh in Mr.. Brosius'
statement. His column of words amounts
when condensed to declaration that some
ordinarily wise persons are fools in their
understanding that it is no more the bust
ness Of the school board 10 provide free
books than to furnish free shoes to the
school children.
MIR. Brosius declares he does not know
why they are such fools, and incontinently
abandOns any effort to show them to be
fools; and passes on to the declaration that
it is an indignity to the poor parent TO re.
quire him TO show that he is too poor " buy
hufp Ha1 70 D.
free. The indignity of the thing seems,
as nearly as We can get at Mr.. BrOsius'
idea, to be A" the nerve" of the case a
nerve that would be easily queted by omit
ting to apply for aseat in the public schools,
the attendance upon which is not compul-
sorry.
1t is true the child would not be educa.
ted; though the parents nerves
would be saved. So that Mr.. Brosius needs
TO add another " nerve" to his case and Ia
declare the wrong Of bought books Ia
be that poor children, with parents
tO0 nervous to declare tlemselye.
poor, must still be educated ani
then Mr.. BrOsiuS would have a .'case,,
but he needs TO show that the nerves @
people who want free books, and do no
want 70 say that they are to
poor to buy them, are proper objects c
the commonwealth tender consideration
And Mr.. Brosius would do well 10 try
show some cause wherefore free shoes al
not as needful TO the child's attendance q
school, in our rigorous winters, as are fire
books and wherefore the state may not b
r.asOnally asked to provide them free :
all children, in order that people who ar
too poor 10 buy them may get them fire.
without stating their poverty; suggestion
which Ii absurd upon its face; and not /
Wait more 20 than the suggestion that fres
books be provided 10 save the poor parent
from stating his poverty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06
PHYsICs-PRoF. THOMAS

PHYsIcs-rRoF. THOMAS.
E.P,S .,a,.aS ~ y,.S.an.nS -.
any spherical surface.
,. Why did astronomers Use very conv.
telescopes before tbs invention Of the achrO-
matte telescope?
3. Show how to find the height Of noun
tain by means of barometer.
1. Give an explanation Of the cause OF the
rainbow aud the order OF cOlOrs.
D. Explain and illustrate the practical ap-
plcation Of electricity TO light sound, loco
motion.
i. Explain the mechanical equivalent of
neat Snu sho" nov !. uceo
of An or"an. .n;ne the Mitch Of tone which II
vi,I reinforceP Illnstrats.
Vhat ia meant nv = musical notap
e.amination similar to the precedipp
i, tho scientific conrse vas given In the foi,
inS;no hr.nches NV diff.rsnt member. nj
Tho cnmmittee Moral pbiIosOpbv mechancs.
snrvs~ina T o nIsne snslYtic.I and sphericaI tT
oonometsy. astronomy. chemistry. logic
Cicero. Virgil and Tacitus in Latin and Eng.
lish literature.
Prof. Roddy was examined in zoology, en-
bryology and structural botany. In the fiut
ne hAd the same luestiOnS a. arc gwen ABOVE,
but they were TO be discussed to . greater OK.
tent. lhe following are the questions which
were given IN the other two:
EuBRyoIoGy-pR. y. =. uIGBEE.
C,, A.. .,,,,v.,,, a.v.,o,u.,. -,
the bird r;ih that hat "1 ~ rsn,iIs '0'p'"' "
! plsceptal animals, and discuss the chorion
| slantois and amnion.
3. Discuss all the embryonic In the ovarian
! egg Of an oviparous animal before incuba,
ton.
). Discuss development Of the mammalian
egg c,v. 81, A.. n,rv,,,. .,,... n, ,,;u,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06

The assessed valuation of real aud personal
estate in New York has increased eighty.six
millions in the last year. What Is the
matter with Lsncsster's aesessment? The
city has been growing and the assessment Is
stationary as q monument
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06
SPBOlAL NOrlORS.
why He Dow ucnse :

True. you are in IA miserable copdit ion-you
Arc weak, palid, and nervous. You cannot sleep
at night, nor enjoy your waking hours YET,
why lose heart Get at the druggtstsa bottle
OF BUrdocE Blood Blasr,. They Will restor,,
you to heal tn and peace of mind. For sale by u
Il. Cochran. druggist, H.! and iS North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06

BANK WRECKER HARPER blames the
Cincinnati bank examiner for breaking the
Fidelity bank. The great mistake of the
bank examiner was that he examined when
Il WAS too late.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06
More millionaire Women,

MIA Nate Terry Is worth nearly G,OoO, 900.
Mrr' ihonas A. Scott counts her wealth At
$5,OCo,00O.
100000. W
Mrs. Edwin Stevens, Of New York, bss
Sl5,OOO,OO.
Mra Hetty Green, OF New York, Is worth
about &iO, ON, ,OO0.
Mrs. Robert Goelet, worth g ,OOo, 900, over
her fortune to hard ware.
Mrs. Jayne, the widow OF the patent medi
cine man, IL worth f3,O,1OOO.
Mira Marshall U. Roberts, Is the $4,000, ,OOt
widow OF mining king.
Mrs Martin hates was left n, 500, OOO, which
her husband made in dry gOOda
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06

In the Mormon constitutional convention
al Salt Lake City, it is declared That bigamy
and poiygam being considered incon patibie
with republican form Of goSerpnsn each
OF them is for hidden and declared a misds
meanor. The ieaven OF civilization Is at work
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06

THERE is food for thought for parents in
the fact that one hundred and ninety nine
children under the age Of ten years died In
Philsdelphis last week, Out Of this total l59
were babies under one yesr oi age
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06

And other famous women have won a reputa
tion for facial beauty. A n ne complexion makes
one handsome, even though the face Is not oi
perfect mould. Bardock Blood Btievs act dt
rectly upon the circulation. and so give the skin
clearness and smc Othness ot her wise unat, attn
able. FOR sale by IL. u. Cochran. druggist, Isl
and y North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06
Hss Him We'll In lssud.

Minister (msking . csll-And do you
always do ~ your mamma tells you TO,
Fl0asief
Fiossis (emphsticslly) )-I guess dc, and
- does pspA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06

shave tried Thomas Ecl.ctrtc on for Group
and colds. and md II the best remedy l have
ever used in my family" VIM. Hay. $40 Ply
mouth Ave, Buffalo, n. y. Dor sale by II. H.
Cochran. druggist, l5' and lO9 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06
lDo IL with Ple~sure.

Wangler Bros, druggists. OF Waterloo. Iowa,
write: I'VE can with pleasure say that ThoD,as'
Ectsctrtc on gives the best satisfaction ot an '
liniment We sell. Every body who buys viii
have no other. This remedy Is a certain cure for
all aches, sp'atDs. and pains For sais by II d.
Cochran. druggist, l5I and ISo North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06

THE Philadelphia Republican leaders
have agreed that Leeds is To De the neAt
sheriff. The people don't count
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-06

use clutches, but threw them away after apply.
ing Thomas Eciectrtc OF To my limbs. I now
fes,l better than have tor years" y. L. Gibbs
SS Elk ST., Builaio, \. !. For sale by Il. H. CoCh
ran, druggist. l3I and l53 North Queen street,
Lancaster.